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Describe role of WHO in monitoring/preventing/planning of infectious diseases correct answers · Advocates universal healthcare, monitors public health risks, coordinates responses to medical emergencies and promotes human health and wellbeing · Small pox eradication- 1977 - mass vaccination, surveillance, containment, ring vaccination · Yaws - reduced by 95% by mass treatment campaign · Polio - reduced cases by 99.9% beginning 1988. Can declare public health emergency of international co...

HLTH 330 Midterm #1 According to the American Health Association, ____ % of the adult population of the United States practice all of the positive lifestyle measures known to significantly reduce the risk oc developing CVD - correct answer 5% The Nurses' Health Study demonstrated that 80% of all _____ _______ and over 91% of all _________ in women could be eliminated if they would adopt a Custer of positive lifestyle practices - correct answer Heart Disease; Diabetes From previous one, w...

Sociology OCR- Paper 1 Quizzes with 100% Correct Answers Culture -Answer-Contested concept, refers to norms, values and beliefs, customs and a way of life in society. Usually shared by more than one person and its transmitted from generation to generation. e.g british culture- norms and values e.g south asian cultures- norms and values Norms -Answer-Standard/accepted patterns of behaviour that are based on the particular values of a culture. For example in the UK we eat with a knife and...

This is the presentation I created detailing how I completed my EPQ and what I found. The question: Is institutionalised racism or the lack of anti-racism policies the reason behind the lack of social mobility within the BAME communities in the UK?

This is my EPQ essay, which achieved an A* The question: Is institutionalised racism or the lack of anti-racism policies the reason behind the lack of social mobility within the BAME communities in the UK?

Evaluate the view that reforming party funding would improve the various functions of political parties. - intro - current party funding is largely seen as undemocratic. the principles of parties are to rep, ensure democracy with their policy formulation and increase participation para one - representation link people to government may only need support of 30-40% for fptp victories YES - For : With public funding the State can encourage or demand changes in for example how many women cand...

Describe role of WHO in monitoring/preventing/planning of infectious diseases correct answers · Advocates universal healthcare, monitors public health risks, coordinates responses to medical emergencies and promotes human health and wellbeing · Small pox eradication- 1977 - mass vaccination, surveillance, containment, ring vaccination · Yaws - reduced by 95% by mass treatment campaign · Polio - reduced cases by 99.9% beginning 1988. Can declare public health emergency of international co...

Sociology OCR- Paper 1 Quizzes with 100% Correct Answers Culture -Answer-Contested concept, refers to norms, values and beliefs, customs and a way of life in society. Usually shared by more than one person and its transmitted from generation to generation. e.g british culture- norms and values e.g south asian cultures- norms and values Norms -Answer-Standard/accepted patterns of behaviour that are based on the particular values of a culture. For example in the UK we eat with a knife and...

This is the source evaluation I created for my EPQ. The question: Is institutionalised racism or the lack of anti-racism policies the reason behind the lack of social mobility within the BAME communities in the UK?

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